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THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1916

«10g of ‘the Minister
AF Finanee,,

any instalment when:
oowalb render, -
- ments .

bank,

: “Jandary: instalment, |
_.Berip- certificates. payable:

a) bearer will be issued, after.”
‘-allotrpent,
. the provisional ‘Yeccipte,

WAR. LOAN

| omy ION OF CAN ADA

ISSUE OF $50,000,000 5%, BONDS
MATURING Ist DEC., 1925 -

REPAYABLE AT PAR AT

OTTAWA, HALIFAX,

ST. JOHN, CHARLOTTETOWN,

MONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, REGINA,
. ‘> CALGARY, VICTORIA.

INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY—
+ Ist JUNE, Ist, DECEMBER

_ ISSUE PRICE 97%

A FULL HALF YEAR’S INTEREST WILL BE
, - PAID ON Ist JUNE, 1916.

-THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN WILL BE USED
. FOR WAR PURPOSES ONLY. -

In-the -event-of future issues (other than issues made. -
‘ abroad). being made by the Government, for the purpose of
carrying or’ the war, bonds of this issue will be accepted at
the-issue price, 974, plus accrued interest, ds the equivalent
of cash for the purpose of subscriptions to such issues.

THE. MINISTER OF FI-
- NANCE offers herewith on

hehalt of the’Government °

the above named bonds for

sulscription’at 973 payable
as follows,-— ;
10 per ent on application,
78 ** 3rd dan., 1916,
20. “f-" ** Ist Peb., 1916,
20. o “ Ist ‘Mar , 1916,
20. * “*) st April, 1916,
20 *' .-"* Ist May, 2916.
» The -instalments miy ‘be

paid i in-full on and after the
Ord'-day of January, 1916;

Under discount at: the rate -

“of. four ‘per cent per annum,
~All payments are to-be made
toa chartered bank forthe .
Failiire to pay
previous
‘liable to

“Appl seition’, a aecompanied

; ‘by a deposit'of ten per cerit
ofthe umount. subseribed,
must ‘be: forwarded . through:

ot

‘due.
pey-
5 torfeiture .

and the. allotment to cancel-
—-lation,:,

* Delivery ‘of scrip’ certifi-
cates and bonds. will be-
made through the charter ed
banks, .

The interest on-the fully
registered bonds will be paid
by cheque, which will de
remitted by post. Interest
on bonds with coupons wit!

‘be paid on surrender of
coupons. Both cheques and
‘coupons will be payable free

of exchange.at any branch
of any chartered bank in
Canada.

Holders of fully 1 eister ed
bonds without coupons will

jhave the right to ‘coovert
coupons, .

into bonds. with
_ payable to bearer or reyis-
‘tered,. without payment of -
any tee,

the right to convert, without
fee, into fully. rewistered
bonds

“any time on “Application in

the -medium of -a “chartered «

a provisioral receipt,” :
is” authorized

"and, interestwillhe a-charge -
‘- upon the Consolidated: Rev. u

“enue Fund.

‘Forms-of: application may
be obtained from any branch

any Assistant Receiver Gen-
eeral in Canada, © ‘

' Subscriptions ‘must he for
even hundreds, of dollars,

‘The bank ‘will issue .

“This ~ Ioan,
under A t:of the Par fiament
“of Canadaand-hath principal -

“sob ayy -charteréd bani ‘in’
_Gangda; and at: the offide ‘of:

_ writing to the: Minister of
Finanee, '

~The: issue will be daeempe
from taxes—includiny. any.
income tax imposed i in pure
suance of legislation enacted

_by the Par liameni of Canada.

‘The bonds with coupons
will be issued in denomiua-
~ tions: of $100, $500, $1000.
Fully.registered ponds wilh-
out coupons willl be issued
in dénominations: of $1,000,
- $5,000 or “any “author ized
‘multiple of $5, 000,"

“Application. will. be made

_ in due course for the listing

In caseofpartial allotinents :

“the ‘surplus deposit’ will-ve-
"applied towards: payment of ©
the:

the amount. -due’ “On.

in... exchange. for’

: “When ‘the serip cer tificates -

* have. ‘been paid in full and -
_payment endorsed thereon.
evby “the:, ban receiving the
~~ honey, “they amay “be ex-
“vghanged: for’: bonds: with
-“ coupons _attiithed,. payable
to bearer or ‘vewistered. AB tO
“peincipal,” or-for: fully, regis. °

“ ‘tered borids | w ithgut¢ coupons. ve

of the issue oh the Montreal |
and  Toronio™' Stack iux~
changes, .

The loan will be repaid at ¢
“maturity at par at the office
‘of the. Minister of Finanee
‘and Receiver. Generel at
Ottawa, or at the office uf .
‘the Assistant eceiver Gen- ©
‘eral, at Halifax, St. John;
* Charlottetown. ,. Montreal.,.

. Toronto,
Calgdry: -or Victoria,

. The hooks of ‘the loan-will
. be kept at'the
of. Finaitce, Ottawa. .

Recognized bond and: stock
, brokers. will -be‘ allowed:a -
commission. of one-quarter:
_of one per canton allotments *

made in ‘respect of. upplica-",

tions. which beut theiratamp.

ql -.

and sholders of |
bonds with coupons will have |

‘without coupons at”

innipeg, Regina. .

Department

|Dominion of some forty million

the exports for the corresponding

‘last was $709, 000,000, compared
twith $640,000,000 for the enrres- ~ ,

agricultural
$100,000. 000,

; the exports were largely i in excess;
oF. the imporis, ‘the latter being}
$253, 080, 000, and..the dorriestie

1 ‘. ‘ oe we
charge of the arratigements -for'|

and believe they have something} *

‘Tare vight. WD: to firgt.. clasg : stand-
ard. and. ‘the “orchestra 5 isin file. ;

TRADE BALANCE IN
CANADA’ 5 FAVOR
’ Ottawa, . Nov. “99:— For. the
month of October, for the first
time in Canadian history, the

exports are double the imports,
giving balanee.of trade, to the

dollars. . This is the feature of
the monthly statement of the.
Canadian trate issued today by
the Hon. J, D. Reid, minister of
Customs, for the month..

Canada exported $80,000,000
worth of goods, or nearly double

month. last year. There are
increases all. along the line, the
chief being: Azriculture, $37, 839, -
000, compared with $19,900,000
for October, 1914; animals and
their products, $12,000,000; 1914,
$8,000,000; s mantifactured gonds, |!
October, 1915, $12,800,000; Octo-
ber, 1914, $7,100,000;. mi erals,
$6,600, 000, compared with $6, 104, -,
000, while thare isa substantial @
increase in the export of fisheries:
and lumber, ~
The exports for October just:

Jended doubled the imports for:
the same period, ihe imports-be-: Wpaed int

ing $39,000,000; made up of ~
$22,800,000 dutiahie goods and
816,700,006 free goods, The total

was $150,000, B00 compared swith |
month last yeer, The statement

shows that Canadian trade for):
the seven months ending October

ponding seven-months in 1914.

‘For the seven) monthg ending

with October lust the exports of
products . reached
compared wi tht
$75,000,000 for the corre sponding |
perio! in i914. For the: seven.
mouths of ‘the present fistal year

expor Ls $236, 000, 000. oF

: Red Cross ‘Concert |
Next Friday, Dee. 3, ‘should be
a red letter day in history: OF
Hazelton. -. The committes: “in|!

this concert: huve been working |.
hard during the past -six’ weeks

really good to offer." J oe

The. farce “Hans von Smash’?
is traly a laugh from beginning}
to end and has beet performed
oftener throughout the - States.
than any other amateur: farce
written. | re
= . ‘Documentary Evidence’ iva
rattling good dialogue, guaran teed
to drive’ away the blues from thé
Imost doletul, ee
_ Other items on the program

shape. a
’ The committee

: ALBERT DAYIDSON,

_ Dominion’ Lands

2H AUTRES TAN HOM MTU MIEOUTERNHLNEORHL NTE on MAnMNEatNMNNH RAT

Hudson's Bay Company.

Brandy: XXX Hennessy

al MNCOMMNTNNCOAINALACOoTTMNICEATTAMIES

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COTHIMEU ETSY

Rum: H. B. C., Negrita ~~

The War Tax on Champagne ig 25 cents and on Claret,
Port and Sherry, 5 cents per battle,

Please remember we cannot sell in quantities of less than 6
bottles (qts.), but we can assgort them for you.

On the Ist December we commence giving coupons for
the nice dinner service with every dollar you spend with us.

Me neon sn Mm

Order: your Liquors for Xmas. NOW.

‘per bot. ‘$ 2.10

-& Marion - 75

Champagne: Mumm’s Extra Dry, nts. moe 2.00" -
Claret: Chateau Breillan “ -60
Navy “oe "80
- Gin: Finsbury, Sloe, Gordon Dry “oe 85
© DukKuyper ; co“ 2.00
Port: Old Duke “ee 1.00
H. B.C, aM 50
Sherry: Bodega eas .75
Whiskies: Scotch, per bot. $1, 75, 1.50, 1.25, & 1.00
Rye . $1 ‘25, 1, 10, & .75

per bot. 1.50

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PRIRENEUICSELNNERUCOICRANNERCONFINIEOGEilEOaiGanitenraanien

[|

i express, “General Drayage md Freighting;

| LIVERY and STAGES

We ate prepared to supply private, jf
and publi ic conveyances day and
Our stages meet all trains at South Hazelton or New Hazelton.

| night. .

BEST DRY-BIRCH, $5.50 A CORD

| Consign your shipments in Our
ac Care fur Storage or Delivery.
I Address all con: munteations to Hazelton.

\Sy sire eae ant

Roe & MacKay 7

HAZELTON and NEW nazeuton

3 TRAINS WEEKLY Yo

4 MON DAYS, THURSDAYS. SATURDAYS at 6:08 p.m. .
: To Edrnonton, Saskatoon, Regina, Winnipeg, |
St. Panl, Chicago, Eastern Canada, Maritime ~
: ~ Provinces and United States, .
Canadian trade for vetober, 1915, Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars and Parlor- Observation Car.
ervice.

4 y 2. BOATS WEEKLY from Prinee Rupert.
$139, 000, 000 for he cur responding every Tuesday al 9am. 5.8.Prince George every Saturday at 9 a.m.
UNEXCELLED EQUIPMENT --. CHARACTER SERVICE
For ful i particulars, reservations on boat cr train,

apply’ to Local Agent: or to
* GENERAL AGENT,

Agency. All Atiantic and Trans- Pacific Lines.

Sg: s. Prince Rupert 7

~ PRINCE RUPERT, B: c et

Synopsis of Coal Mining Regu-
. iations,

™~

OAL mining rights of the Dominion,
in Munitoba, Saskatchewan and
Alberta, the .Yukon Territory, the
Northwest Tdrritories and ina portion
of the Province of British Columbia,
ay be leased for a term of twenty-one
Years at.an annual rental of $1 an
nore. -Not: more than 2,560 acres will

be leased to one applicant. ‘
- Application for a lease must be made

| by the applicant in person to the Agent

or Sub-Agent of the district in which
the rights applied for are situated.

‘In surveyed: territory the Jand must
he « described by sections, or legal sub-

ivisions of-sectiona, and in unsurveyed
territory the tract applied for shall be
staked‘out by: the applicant himself.

Each application must be accom ani-
‘ed bya fee of $6, which will be refund-
‘ed if «the rights upphied - for are not
available, but not otherwise.: A royal-
ty- shall be paid on the merchantable
output of. the mine at the rate of five
cents per ton.

The person operatin ‘the mine shall
‘furnish the Agent with sworn returng
necounting forthe full gantity of mer-
‘chantable* coat mined and. pay the
royalty thereon. If the coal minin
tights are not being operated, suc
‘returns should . he furnished at least

once @ year.-

The ase will include the coal mining
rights only, but the. lessee mny.be per-

surface rights may be considered nec-
essary for the working of the mine at
| the rate of 310.0 an sere,

For full . information application
‘should be made to the Secretary of the
Department. of. thé Interior, Ottawa,
or .to. any A ant - or Sub-Agent | of

2 W. W..CORY, ;
, De uty Minister of the Interior.
NB. Wnanthorized “publication .of
‘this adv edvertisemeht will nat: he pal, for.

mitted to purchase. whatever available |

~ Commercial, Pita at
THE, MINER OFFICE

House ::

No other. plage
can. surpass: ‘Us,

PRIC ES LOW: :

“Hazelton Coffee. | e Soogt

“Opposite Police Office : tN

" BEST- MEALS. JIN. TOWN: ;

Fresh Bread Every Day | + . .

Provincial Assayers and Chemists

_| Established 1897 by the late J. O’Su-

livan, F.C. S.,.26 years with

Vivian & Sons, ‘Swansea.

Assay Cffice and. ining Oiice
Arts and Grats Baildla 578 Seymour Street.
aa VANCOUVER, B.C.-

The Estate af 1 O'Sullivan . “oy

month in advance, - This rateincludes office

in the hospi

Aaanitrl

HAZELTON HOSPITAL sae

fer any period from ove month upward at $l pers’

jultations and medicines, as well ag all costa whila ©. =
tal. Tickets obtainablo-fin Hazelton .- . -+
at the Post Office or the Drug Store; in Aldarmera

from My, T. J. Thorptin Telkwa from Dr. Wallace;

or by mui] from the Medical Superintendent at tha:

on: wae *

. Green Bros,, Burden & C

w Givil Enginesrs
' Dominion and British Columbia
Land Surveyors

and New Hazelton,

‘Offices at Victo. ia, Nelgon, Fort George es

B, OG, AveLeck, Mgr. “New Hazelton:

Oe

that J, the. undersigned ci-owner “with you’!
North Star’ o.1- ane North Sta bar Nc 2M

7 ‘NOFICE TO REUNUENT CO. oo
re OWNERS

to Goores ‘Fever and it A _Wthsons or te any
peraon or peraéns to whom you -or sither, of you
may have tranaferred your intereata, Take notice

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